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There are many ways to chlorinate an above ground pool. I use a basic blue floating chlorinator filled with a few three inch tablets. It is very important with an above ground pool to never let the chemicals come in direct contact with the liner. If I let my pool chlorinator run out of tablets I always have a supply of granular chlorine on hand. I pour the chlorine directly into the skimmer. That gives the pool a quick boost of chlorine. I then refill the chlorinator and am good for another week or so. During the summer months I find it very helpful to add a bag or two of vinyl shock treatment to the pool every couple of weeks. Below are examples of pool chlorinators. Click the images for more product information.
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